BGjournal Archive

Welcome to the online archive of BGjournal.

BGjournal began in 2004. Before that, BGCI produced BGCNews, which is also archived here.

Articles are published online one year after print publication. BGCI Members receive our publications in printed form.

Please browse the journal archives by year using the drop-down.

You can also search the archives using our Site Search at the top right of your screen.

Jul 2008 :	National Botanical Gardens: South Africa’s urban conservation refuges by Christopher Willis & Augustine Morkel
Jul 2008 :	Diversity in amenity planting by
Jul 2008 :	The importance of botanic gardens in Chinese cities by Xiangying Wen
Jul 2008 :	Biodiversity conservation in Singapore by See-Chung Chin
Jan 2008 :	The role of botanic gardens in supporting the conservation and sustainable use of non-timber forest products by Maite Lascurain Rangel, Citlalli López & Suzanne Sharrock
Jan 2008 :	Research on biodiversity and conservation of the Atlantic Rainforest at Rio de Janeiro Botanical Garden by Rejan R. Guedes-Bruni and Tânia Sampaio Pereira
Jan 2008 :	Red Listing for tree conservation and restoration by
Jan 2008 :	Not just the forest, but the trees: Research on the conservation and sustainable use of forest genetic resources by Laura Snook, Ehsan Dulloo, and Barbara Vinceti
Jan 2008 :	Forest certification – what does it mean for the world’s forests? by Georgina Magin
Jan 2008 :	Editorial - Botanic gardens and the conservation of forest biodiversity by Sara Oldfield
Jan 2008 :	Eden Project: A case study in the interpretation of a tropical rainforest by Alistair Griffiths
Jan 2008 :	Agarwood - saving a precious and threatened resource by Joachim Gratzfeld and Bian Tan

BGjournal Special Anniversary Editions - Free

To commemorate BGCI's 20th Anniversary in 2007, the Rufford Maurice Laing Foundation has supported us in publishing two special editions of BGjournal and making them free to download from our website. Normally BGjournal is made available one year after being sent to BGCI members.

Subscribe to BGjournal

To receive BGjournal and other BGCI publications, as soon as they are published, become a member of BGCI. Other benefits include free and discounted access to other resources from workshops to technical manuals. You'll also be joining a worldwide network of people working to save plants.